Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-21
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have been ordered to rejoin their COM
panies-
Fx-OUEES-I Isabella, Of Spain, has sent to
the Duke of Edinburgh the grand cross OF
the order of Charles III.
KfaBRIDE. the evicted Irish tenant who
ACCOMPANIED Editor O'Brien to Canada
win probably be nominated to Parliament
for the Carlow vacancy.
ANDREW CARNEGIE has pubIlshed a letter
in which he takes to himself the fallureof
James G. Blaine to get into the city hall at
Edinburgh.
Four hundred and thirteen dwellings,
the police offices, the school house and bank
have been burned at Witepsk, Russia, caus-
ing loss of 2,OO0, 900 roubles. Thousands
of the city's inhabitants were homeless and
a number persisted.
TIE French Government has acceded to
.Spain's request to expel Ruiz Zorilla If he
should be proved TO be concerned IN revo-
lutionary movements.
IT is stated at ST. Petersburg that Turkey
has approved OF the election OF Prince Fer
dinand as Prince of Bulgaria.
THE French Chamber of Deputies has
unanimously refused to accept President
Floquet's resignation
THE Emperors of Germany and Austria
will meet at Gastein July "a.
THE Official Gazett<. of Reichsland, pub
fishes an edict which requires that after
the close of the present year the use of the
French language ID judicial pleadings be
suppressed, and provides that the use of
French in judicial documents shall be sup
pressed at the close OF the year 1888. This
edict applies to Metz, and other tribunals
of commerce.
CHOLERA has broken out in Sardinia.
SEVEN Italian sailors were killed recent
ly py magazine explosion at Massowah,
on the Red Sea. About thirty other per-
irai,
SINCE Boulanger's departure from Paris
there has been an enormous sale of Bou-
LANCER scarf pins and the makers are del
uged with orders from all parts of the
country.
ORANGEMEN celebrated the anniversary
of the battle of the Boyne in various cities
of Canada, Ireland, England and the United
States on the 18th. There were minor dis
turbances, consequent upon attacks by
Ribbonmen, at Paterson n. j., Belfast and
Liverpool.
w. & R. R. WALLACE, ship builders and
owners Of st. Johns, N. F., have failed.
QUIET feeling was reported in Hawaii
as following the recent successful revolu-
ton.
THREE midshlpmen belonging to the
British frigate Canada were drowned re-
Gently near Halifax, N. s., while out on a
pleasure cruise in a small boat.
THE Pope is suffering from slight
stomach affection and neuralgia.
IN a recent fight between Albanians and
Montcnegrin frontier guards two of the
latter and ten of the former were killed.
THE French Chamber of Deputies has
passed bill to increase the regiments and
strength of companies in the French army.
PRANzINI, the murderer of Nine. Reg
nault, her maid and the latter's child at
Paris has been convicted and sentenced to
death.
A POLITICAL crisis exists in Guatemala.
President Barrios has abolished the LeSis-
lature and inaugurated dictatorship.
MCDoUGALL, Logic & Co., Oil and paint
manufacturers of Montreal, have failed
with $3.50, GOO direct liabilities.
RESPECTING the differentiation of steel
slabs exported from Charleroix, Belgium,
and the certifcation of the consular agent
at that place, the American special agent
says: ''rhe customs officers can place no
confidence in his certificates, and the in
voice might as we'll be blank piece of pa
per so far as giving any information of
market value is concerned"
THE Cologne Gazette denies that a bill is
being prepared to make Prince Luitpold
King of Bavaria
THE Berlin Tdg6latt says that Russia has
ordered all the frontier merchants to dis
miss the German clerks in their employ by
September.
The celebration of the fall of the Bastille
at Paris on the 14th passed off without
marked incidents.
FREDERICK KRUPP, the famous German
gunmaker, died at Essen, Rhenish Prussia,
on the 14th. He was born at Essen in 1872.